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Alabama 5-Star commit reconfirms his commitment
The rumors continue to circulate in the recruiting world, and Caleb Cunningham keeps shutting them down. The Alabama commit is reportedly expected to visit Ole Miss this weekend. This has some wondering if he will flip his commitment. Cunningham responded to those rumors via X. He posted the elephant emojis...
Auburn football schedule: Dates, times, TV channels for 2024 season
Auburn football kicks off its 2024 season four days from now vs. Alabama A&M, and the Tigers are looking to do so by flipping the switch from last season's sour ending. The Tigers struggled in their first year of the Huge Freeze era, ending with a 6-7 overall record and a fifth-place finish...
Marshall changes mind, commits to Auburn
With one week to go before the start of the season, Fenwick senior football player Nate Marshall, one of the state’s top players in the Class of 2025, has changed his college plans. Marshall, a 6-foot, 4-inch, 270-pound defensive lineman and tight end who had verbally committed to the...
Anniston High School ready to unveil newly renovated stadium
ANNISTON, Ala. (WBRC) - The Anniston Bulldogs will have an upgraded stadium to show off Friday. School officials say the stadium renovations are complete and the community is excited. Anniston School Superintendent Dr. Ray Hill says not only did the kids deserve this, but it restored pride for the school...
Sheriff’s Office to conduct safety checkpoints in Montevallo, Chelsea
The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office has announced that it will conduct safety checkpoints on Friday Aug. 30 and Saturday, Aug. 31. The post Sheriff’s Office to conduct safety checkpoints in Montevallo, Chelsea appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
A new Alabama Chick-fil-A location is now open
A new Chick-fil-A will open today in Auburn. One of 15 locations in the larger Columbus, Ga., market, the restaurant is located at 2124 E. University Drive. Chick-fil-A Auburn will be open for drive-thru, carry-out and mobile orders from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Grace Episcopal Church kicks off 36th year of cheeseballs at tasting tea
CULLMAN, Ala. – The women of Grace Episcopal Church have been deep in planning, preparations and cream cheese for their annual cheeseball fundraiser. For the 36th year, favorite flavors and infusions will make their way into homes and onto holiday tables, while supporting more than a handful of local nonprofits and charity organizations and spreading love and prayer with each bite.
Auburn football continues to do what Alabama football has been afraid to do since 1944
The Auburn football program is helping the state of Alabama's Group of 5 and FCS schools make more money on one game than some make over the course of an entire season by frequently playing in-state schools. Alabama football hasn't played an in-state team not named Auburn since the 1944...
Helena residents cheer as controversial subdivision proposal gets shelved
D.R. Horton withdraws its proposal for a piece of land in unincorporated Shelby County to be annexed into the city of Helena and rezoned from A-1 agriculture to special district-residential for a potential subdivision. This came after the city council decided to vote to annex the property into the city...
All-Day Visitation Planned in Memory of Tuscaloosa Doctor
The offices of the medical network he founded will be closed Wednesday for the all-day visitation in memory of Tuscaloosa doctor Ramesh Peramsetty, who died last Friday. As the Thread reported, Peramsetty, the physician who earned the nickname "Tuscaloosa's Doctor," was found dead at 63 on Friday afternoon. Tributes mourning...
New 'War Eagle Supper Club' coming to Auburn's Graduate Hotel
John Brandt, one of the original Supper Club's former owners, stated that a new bus was designed to look like the original shot bus. The new owners consulted with Brandt on the project. Former State Rep. Paul DeMarco was driving down U.S. Highway 280 Saturday when he spotted the bus....
Human remains, bicycle found at bottom of ravine in Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The Birmingham Police Department is investigating after decomposing human remains and a bicycle were found Tuesday morning around 1:15 a.m. The remains were located in a drainage culvert at the bottom of a small ravine near the 1600 block of Matt Leonard Drive. The Jefferson County...
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